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Interior Architecture Design IV The Design School Bachelor Of Arts (Hons) In Interior Architecture Chong Yi Qing | 0348905 | Semester 4 Lecturer: Ms. Norji Nasir | Ms. Nur Fatimah Mohd Khairi Tutor: Ms. Ar. Yasmin Rahman
TABLE OF CONTENTS Project 1: Narrative Programming • Object Design Gif with description • A2 Presentation Board • Narrative Programming Board
Project 3: Intelligence Bureau • Crit 1 • Crit 2 • Crit 3 • Ground Floor Isometric View and Plan • Office Level Isometric Details • Design Statement • 3Ds Perspectives • Internal Elevations • Section drawings • Final Presentation Board Project 2: Space Representation • Snippet Intro Video QR Code and Link • Walkthrough Animation QR Code and Link
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WORKPLAY
Project 1: Narrative Programming COVID-19 pandemic is a crisis that affects all over the world, including Malaysia. Working from home during the pandemic has changed people’s expectations of their workplaces, with a better work-life balance as their main priority. The physical office still has a role to play even in a more mobile future, but it will be designed to support flexibility and choice. OBJECTIVE Integrate theoretical and practices in progressive thinking for creative solutions to abstract design problems. The Hybrid ‘work+play’ operates on two levels to seamlessly achieve one objective. The nature of these two components can be vastly different, but they must support each other. Like Passive & Active activities, WORKPLAY aims to strike a symbiosis between Work (Passive in nature) and Play (Active in nature). Group 1
Ministry of Environment and Resources
BREATHIFY
BREATHE CLEAN FROM FIRST TO LAST Air influence the quantity and quality of other resources
Air Quality Index by IQAir showed Klang, Selangor was the most polluted city in Malaysia during 2020. Air pollution in Malaysia mainly caused by the trans-boundary forest fire choking haze from Indonesia and the carbon monoxide emissions from the increasing car ownership. When air borne viruses came in to polluted air, especially during the Covid-19 outbreak face mask become a new identity of humans, working prolonged hours under face mask affects physically and mentally.
WHEN AIR IS NO LONGER A FREE RESOURCES Faced with challenges such as air pollution and the spread of viruses, our societal response is not to try to fix the source of the problems but to buy more products to try and mitigate their effects.
GIFs
A Malaysia homegrown air filtration company and manufacturer in purification technology for industrial cleanrooms, commercial building and residential products in Malaysia and China. MayAir research and development efforts focus on creating technologies that will effectively remove air pollutants swiftly. Dependable producer and developer of highly effective air filtration equipment to improve global air quality.
BREATHE + IFY = BREATHIFY Create a condition where people can breathe clean. BREATHIFY is a user interaction structure aims to make clean air more accessible and raising awareness on the depleting of quality air resources in Malaysia.
LOCATION: Proposed ground floor courtyard of TEG Assets Sdn Bhd office building complex
TARGET USERS: Building Users & Neighborhood
USING HOURS: • 6am to 8am • 12pm to 2pm • 7pm to 9pm
Narrative Programming
ATRIUM
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ATRIUM
INTELLIGENCE
‘BUREAU’
CENTRALIZED
ATRIUM
Project 3: Art + Creativity in the Workplace
ATTACHED
SEMI-ENCLOSED ATRIUM
LINEAR
The term ‘intelligence bureau’ referred to a government department or an office or department for transacting business. The office is more than just a building – it’s a place where people come together to build connections, collaborate, and innovate. The global pandemic has accelerated an evolution of the workplace and forced businesses to reconsider when and how to best use the office in the future, posing the ultimate question:
OBJECTIVE Demonstrate comprehensive technical knowledge and skills with capability to communicate design ideas effectively to others.
What is the purpose of place?
Technical Knowledge
Integrate Anthropometrics, Ergonomics, Detailing, Office Typology, Construction + Material, Sustainability Lighting and Furniture Design
Application of Innovation and Creativity
Realization of Ideas, Crafting Creativity and Research Knowledge Implementation
Office design has shifted towards flexible working, with spaces clustered different function and support, such as a co-working and collaboration, socializing and research incubator. Research shows that people believe workers are more productive and efficient if they can change their environment.
PROJECT COMPLEXITY Function of Spaces
Activities + Programming, Engagement + Services
Crit 1
Crit 2
Crit 2
Crit 3
Crit 3
Crit 3
Project Site Introduction To develop a design proposal of a multistorey office building development project. To take the existing parking area, next to the Commercial Block area at Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus and to redevelop the land to an office complex development consists of 2 offices tower blocks with on ground and elevated connection. BUILDING TYPE : Office Complex Development CLIENT : Government Of Malaysia SITE : Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus, Subang Jaya Parking lot next to Taylor’s Commercial Block
Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus
SITE
Ground Floor Object Allocation
BREATHIFY Mechanism A user interaction structure aims to make clean air more accessible and raising awareness on the depleting of quality air resources in Malaysia.
Block A Ground Floor Layout Plan
BREATHIFY Mechanism
Block A Ground Floor Isometric View
Object Allocation
GIFs Café area connecting indoor and outdoor dining seating located at the Block A ground floor. An aroma clean air generator with remodel single tire bikes attached on the object allows user to take a ride and start off the mechanism.
Block A rd 3 Floor Office Isometric View
Aromatherapy Pods
Aromatherapy uses aromatic essential oils medicinally to improve the health of the body, mind, and spirit. It enhances both physical and emotional health
rd 3
Floor Office Layout Plan Base
rd 3
Floor Office Layout Plan Mezzanine
Design Statement
We can’t see air, but it’s all around us. We couldn't live without it, but we take it entirely for granted. Nature’s air-conditioning used to keep air clean however in the post-industrial revolution years, industrial, commercial, and domestic sources have contaminated the air. When nature cannot manage these pollutants that become concentrated and exceed safe limits, this is air pollution. Air is essential to life, but we become concerned only when its quality is severely diminished.
The situation gets worse when airborne viruses came in. During the Covid-19 pandemic, face masks became a human identity. Prolonged mask-wearing during office hours makes breathing more difficult. For people with COPD, face masks are intolerable to their breathlessness otherwise causing adverse effects such as dizziness, acne, and impaired cognition. The depletion of quality air resources has made air no longer a free resource, people out there with cash in their pockets could buy air in a jar or can. Our societal response should completely fix the problem instead of mitigating its effects.
Real-time polluted city ranking on the IQAir website evident the levels of pollution in Shah Alam and Petaling Jaya could be somewhat of a concern. Vehicular emission and the transboundary open burning pollution contribute to poor air quality in our country and at its worst in 2019 hits PM2.5 concentration which is 1.6 times above the WHO annual air quality guideline value.
MayAir Sdn Bhd. air filtration manufacturer proposed their purification technology approaches to reduce airborne virus transmission indoors. ASHRAE suggested filtration with HEPA or high-MERV rated filters in HVAC systems as an effective and energy-saving way through effectively capturing viruses that clustered in larger particles. This reduces the viruses’ concentration thus minimizing the transmission risk.
The office design aims in creating a clean air accessible environment and allowing human connection while following safety measures and sustaining isolation working habits. Proposing other business expansion for the MayAir, including canned oxygen, aromatherapy helping office staffs in easing work stress and UV radiations in sanitizing. The design brings in outdoor elements, implements biophilic elements building up a scene to work with no boundaries.
S ou t h Vi e w
We s t Vi e w
Welcoming Entrance
GIFs
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Self-service QR code check in and registration to the co-working concept office. Bubbles designed temperature sensor and sanitizer spray.
Product Showcasing
GIFs
A sleek reception desk with the product showcase provided with HEPA filter model units and catalogues for users to refer.
Garden Pantry
GIFs
An oasis nestled under the flowers, branches and blossoms is a bright and verdant pantry with a menu of coffee supply.
Solving Aroma Pod
Going up the ladder is a solving aroma pod with vetiver scent diffuser aims to relieve working stress in office.
Freestyle Seating
Users are free to choose their workspace with first come first serve basis.
Meeting Pod and Vegetation
GIFs
Then a vegetation area with ducting pipes drawing nature scent to the 4 person use meeting pod below.
View from UV Dusty
GIFs
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A branding wall featured with interactive circles turbines and refreshing floral scent. Bubbles design temperature sensor and sanitizing sprayer. Aroma pod providing jasmine scent helps office users in alleviating stress and anxiety.
Stringy
Featured with an oxygen refill, Focus aroma pod installed with spinning turbines that spread the refreshing scent of peppermint in the air.
Collab Workspace GIFs
GIFs
A shared coworking communal space for group working featured with solo working seats with enclosure feel and reading light.
Dual Discussion Pod
Discussion pods for 2 persons can be booked by hour featured with acoustic isolation and efficient lighting.
UV Dusty Experience
A UV dusty pneumatic elevator to see dust particles and allows users experience traveling in dust to spread awareness of air pollution issue.
GIFs
Filing and Automation
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Remodel bikes allowing some exercising in office. Where users can have their printing and filing.
UV Radiation Tunnel
Into the corridor, is an isolation room for Covid-19 self-test, and a washroom.
Isolation Room
Internal Elevations
3 r d Fl oor El e v ati on A
3 r d Fl oor El e v ati on B
Section
Final Presentation Board
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SPACE REPRESENTATION
‘ZOOM IN’
Project 2: A Walkthrough Space Walkthrough is an occasion when people practicing something, without audience being present, however be able to view and experience the space virtually. It is an interactive movement in space, where students able to allow the viewers to focus on how the design and language, flows together in the created space. With the walkthrough animation, it’s gives opportunity to viewers to engage with and go through the areas in interactive manner. OBJECTIVE Execute creative thinking and innovate special details with specifications and selections to design the spatial program and ideas are to be communicated effectively by using a variety of methods. Based on the 3D representation created in SketchUp, student is required to embed a walkthrough space virtually in a more streamlined and interactive manner. The walkthrough aims to communicate the overall design of the programming proposed.
SNIPPET INTRO VIDEO
YouTube link: https://youtu.be/YnPXSjeSatc
WALKTHROUGH ANIMATION VIDEO
YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsJlJIscXb0
GIFs
Gifyu link: https://gifyu.com/yiqingchong
GIFs
Gifyu link: https://gifyu.com/yiqingchong
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Progress Record
MLE COLLAB
YouTube link: https://youtu.be/npc3DYuT3I8
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OVERALL
REFLECTION
ON MLE PROJECT
Multidisciplinary Learning Experience in this module has provided us the students a very good opportunity expose to the working environment before stepping into the design industry. Through the collaboration with the architects and quantity surveyor team, I have different perspectives on the other aspects while doing the design. I realized that achieving sustainability in a building is important in preserving precious natural resources and improving our quality of life. Such as from the structure of the building to the rate and choices of materials used, I gained knowledge that designers should take into consideration the pollution and waste reduction measures, and the enabling of re-use and recycling.
It’s a pity that 2 of my group mates left this module halfway and I must carry on with the tasks previously assigned to them. I must be able to convert the 3d models from different software like 3Ds Max, Sketchup, and Revit so that we can have a compiled work. This undoubtedly increased my workload, but I have a chance to practice working on multiple software simultaneously. In the end, going through the hardships, I manage to get along well with the other group mates in producing the design. I would hope that students are clear with their responsibility in managing a group project not to be a freerider where some of them participate passively. A moderate size group of 4 to 5 is more ideal.
Being assigned as a leader for Group 1 (Ministry of Environment and Resources) means R E S P O N S I B I L I T Y . Throughout the collaboration, it needs me frequently update my team progress to other team leaders. This pushed me to develop better communication skills pointing out some ideas and opinions with patience to explain them to some members that weren’t aware of the project. I learned to be a good listener and frequently ask for others' points of view to determine a better plan on designing the common area (ground floor) of the buildings.
Overall, the experience working with other schools’ is pleasant. The teammates have been considerate and attentive in submitting the documents on time to ease the progress. Perhaps other schools' modules should hold this project throughout the semester to increase the productivity of this module. I received feedbacks that they gain no benefits from some work done, this made them unwilling to cooperate in this team near the end of the project.
Communication has been difficult during this pandemic making all the meetings and presentations online. It’s challenging when I realized my group mates are mostly introverts, and I had to work hard to closer the bond so that they speak up their thoughts.
This MLE project is a valuable experience, and I would recommend students who are going to work in the field after months to participate as a steppingstone to gain insight into the design and construction industry.